Ash Adjustment Sample Clauses

Ash Adjustment. For the coal accepted in each calendar quarter, an adjustment, calculated to the nearest tenth of a cent per ton at a rate of either (1) $0.15 per ton (decrease) for each percentage point the Quarterly Average Value of ash (on an as received basis) exceeds the Typical Analysis for ash, or (2) $0.15 per ton (increase) for each percentage point the Quarterly Average Value for ash (on an as-received basis) is less than the Typical Analysis for ash, shall be applied to the contract price. The calculation shall be prorated to cover any fractional percentage. (See Exhibit I for example of calculations.)
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Ash Adjustment. For coal received that contains, on a monthly weighted average basis, an ash content of greater than ****** lb. Ash/mmBtu, the Price shall be adjusted as set forth below. To calculate the monthly weighted average ash content in terms of lb. ash/mmBtu, the following formula shall be used. The product of the As-Received monthly weighted average ash percentage (expressed to two significant digits) and 10,000 shall be divided by the As-Received monthly weighted average heating value (expressed to the nearest whole integer) to determine the ash content. The ash content shall be expressed to two significant digits with 1) the third decimal rounded up when it has a value equal to or greater than five, or 2) the third decimal rounded to zero when it has a value less than five.
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Ash Adjustment. In addition to other adjustments, the Price per Ton to be paid by Buyer for coal shall be adjusted downward in proportion to the ash content in excess of the guaranteed level, or upward in proportion to the amount that the ash is than * * *(5) (the guaranteed level minus * * *(5)). Buyer and Seller have agreed to a * * *(5) Maximum ash content with an * * *(5) to * * *(5) deadband and Buyer will not pay a premium within said deadband. This adjustment shall be subtracted from or added to the Price adjusted for Heating Value as calculated under Paragraph 4.3a of coal delivered and unloaded and shall be based upon the "as received monthly weighted average" ash content for all coal, shipped during a month. The amount per Ton of this Ash Adjustment shall be calculated as follows: The downward Price adjustment shall be * * *(5) per Ton multiplied by the percentage difference by which the "as received monthly average" ash content for all coal shipped during the month exceeds the guaranteed level. If the "as received monthly average" ash content is less than * * *(5) (the guaranteed level minus * * *(5) the upward Price adjustment shall be * * *(5) for the amount that the ash is less than * * *(5)(the guaranteed level minus * * *(5) ). The difference in ash content shall be calculated to the nearest one-tenth of one percent. The adjustment in Price is in addition to any remedies provided by the Agreement or in law or equity. Ash Adjustment Formula: $ Downward Adjustment/Ton* = * * *(6) * Only applies if the as received monthly weighted average ash content is greater than the guaranteed ash content. $ Upward Adjustment/Ton ** = * * *(6) ** Only applies if the as received monthly weighted average ash content is less than * * *(6) (the guaranteed ash content minus * * *(6) ).
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Ash Adjustment. (a) If the monthly weighted average percent of ash for all receipt(s) received is less than 8.00%, the upward price adjustment shall be $0.20/ton per percent with a base of 8.00%, I.E., ($0.20/ton x (8.00% - monthly weighted ash %) = upward price adjustment).
Sample 1
Ash Adjustment. In addition to (but prior to the application of) other indexation or adjustments, the Commodity Component of the Price to be paid by the Buyer for Non-Conforming Coal tendered for delivery by the Seller shall he adjusted for the difference between the As Received Basis of actual ash content for each Consignment and the guaranteed maximum ash content measured in percent (the "Ash Adjustment"), where such difference is greater or less than the Guaranteed Maximum Ash Content but is within the Acceptable Range, as set forth in SCHEDULE B (the "Variation") the amount in United State Dollars (US$) or Euro (€) per ton of the adjustment for Variation in the ash content shall he calculated as follows: On every 1% Variation of the Ash content, deduction or addition, as the case may he of 1% of the Commodity Component (CC) of the Price will be made.
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